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In this issue of The Chesterfield Post…

⭐Chesterfield Invites Residents to Get Creative at Fall Doormat Painting Night

⭐Shaw Nature Reserve Welcomes Visitors for a Weekend Art Show

⭐Donuts & Doodles Brings Art, Coffee, and Creativity to West County Library

Why Overseas Producers Can't Undercut Atlas Salt, Even for Free

Cities are already running short on road salt, and winter hasn't even started. Some supply bids are going unanswered, prices have nearly doubled in parts of the market, and the backup plan is two weeks away by boat. Here's why Atlas Salt (TSXV: SALT | OTCQX: SALQF) can get salt to the people who need it most, faster and cheaper than anyone shipping from overseas: 

• Three days by ship to Boston, not fourteen

• Shallow deposit that's cheaper and faster to mine

• Projected C$188M a year in free cash flow

• Export Development Canada interested in lending C$150M

• Early supply deal with top U.S. salt distributor

Every winter, North America ships road salt in from overseas, two weeks away by boat. Atlas Salt (TSXV: SALT) is developing a Newfoundland mine that can deliver in just days.

Chesterfield Invites Residents to Get Creative at Fall Doormat Painting Night

Courtesy: Chesterfield Parks and Recreation

Chesterfield residents looking for a creative evening out can put their personal touch on a front porch favorite during Craft Night Out on Tuesday, November 10. The hands-on doormat painting class will take place from 6–8 p.m. at 17891 North Outer 40 Road, offering participants the chance to design and paint a customized welcome mat to take home.

All necessary materials, including doormats, paint, and stencils, will be provided, and participants will receive step-by-step guidance throughout the activity. No previous crafting experience is required, making the class approachable for beginners and experienced DIY enthusiasts alike. Registration costs $35 for residents and $42 for nonresidents. The event is listed on the Chesterfield Regional Chamber calendar, with registration through the city's recreation system.

Shaw Nature Reserve Welcomes Visitors for a Weekend Art Show

Courtesy: Shaw Nature Reserve

Art and the outdoors come together this weekend at Shaw Nature Reserve in Gray Summit, where the annual art show is scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, November 7–8. The event will take place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. both days, providing an opportunity for visitors to enjoy a creative outing at one of the region's well-known natural destinations.

Operated as part of the Missouri Botanical Garden family of attractions, Shaw Nature Reserve is dedicated to conservation, education, and connecting people with the natural world. Located at 307 Pinetum Loop Road, the reserve offers trails and natural landscapes that make it an appealing destination for a fall excursion. General reserve admission is listed at $5 for adults, with free admission for children ages 12 and under; visitors should check the event listing for any art-show-specific requirements.

See event details HERE

Donuts & Doodles Brings Art, Coffee, and Creativity to West County Library

Courtesy: Ana Tavares

St. Louis County Library is offering a relaxed morning of creativity with Donuts & Doodles on Saturday, November 14. Scheduled for 9:30 a.m. at the Grand Glaize Branch in Manchester, the program invites adults and teens to draw, doodle, and enjoy an informal art experience alongside snacks, donuts, and coffee.

The library will provide art supplies, allowing participants to focus on experimenting with their ideas rather than gathering materials in advance. The program offers a welcoming opportunity to enjoy a creative hobby, try something different, or simply spend time making art in a community setting. Registration is required, and the event will take place at 1010 Meramec Station Road in Manchester.

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